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Don't get too bummed. This item is on the way and will be available for purchase as soon as it rolls into the warehouse.
Lezyne Trigger Drive CO2 Cartridge System
Fast air combined with light weight in a tiny package are the reasons why everyone loves using CO2 cartridges The promise has amazing hedonic value and seeing a CO2 inflator in action for the first time is equal to the wonderment of seeing a magician saw someone in half for the first time. The Lezyne Trigger Drive CO2 Kit gives you the dream.
What Lezyne's design has going for it is not only the small size, or the light weight (claimed 26g), but everything. Lezyne has taken a hard look at the harsh reality of tiny inflators, and eliminated the weaknesses. The chuck is made of machined aluminum for both minimal weight and great durability. The chuck is made to join the cartridge to the valve at a right angle, so it can fit into the recess on disc wheels. The chuck itself threads onto the valve, be it Presta or Schrader, so none of the precious CO2 leaks out. And the CO2 is released via a spring-loaded trigger so you can shoot a little air in to seat the tire, then inflate the tire in slow bursts.
The Lezyne Trigger Drive CO2 Kit comes with one 16g threaded CO2 cartridge. The color is Silver.
Please Note: Per UPS regulations, ORM-D items such as this must ship via surface transport: UPS Ground or UPS Standard (Canada). We are unable to ship ORM-D items Internationally, or to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
Bottom Line:
Minuscule and mighty.
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Phillip, the limit on most co2 dispensers is typically dependent on the CO2 cartridge and not the actual system. According to the Lezyne website (http://www.lezyne.com/co2-systems#panel-5) even a 25g cartridge will only inflate a mountain bike tire to 40psi or 2.8 bar. This would be plenty for a mountain bike tire, 60lbs is way too much for most riding.
By: Nathan McIntosh
January 24, 2012
You release air by pulling back on the sleeve that just behind where the inflator would meet the valve. Squeezed is releasing air, not squeezed will hold air. you most likely hold the inflator in you hand and pull back on the sleeve by putting it between your middle and index finger and pulling back.
By: CodyScottCochrane
October 8, 2011
Great Pump
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Joel Brazle
May 11, 2012
Simple. Strong. Durable. We have two for the household. Go with CNC machined over other poorly constructed, injection molded pumps.
HuckandRoll does not stock any cartridges that large. You may try checking with Bass Pro Shops or Cabelas.
By: Moffatt
June 21, 2010
Change me.
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